You are already entering the info - learn to use a software the right way the first time around and it becomes second nature to you just like fixing a leaky faucet.

Abel is correct that you will pay about $65/month for the software as well, assuming you have more than one property.

I'm a 20 yr old newbie in the game of real estate here in Phoenix AZ looking for all the hot tips an tricks.

Older homes are harder projects. 4) Make up your lack of experience with other strong compensating factors like good credit, liquidity, and a solid game plan. 

How do you keep track of insurances expirations, taxes dates, equity growth per house, rental growth in your area ? Is there an online platform on which we can do this or do you track this in a excel sheet ? 

I would also research some property management software (e.g.

Been doing this game for 20 years...work your job, visit and help your mom, then find time to fix up your rental...always always family first without regrets or self inflicted anxiety. 

Is there a tool or software that can do this?

@Michael Csrnko1) Make sure to use a pricing software like price labs or wheelhouse to have competitive pricing. 2) Don't always give refunds or credits to guests when they complain to get a 5 star review.

Then you get set up with this incredibly complete, user friendly REI software called epartner.